I had been messing around with the Map features in Shortcuts but kept running into trouble getting everything to play nice with Waze. So, I just decided to use their deep link scheme instead. (https://developers.google.com/waze/deeplinks)

This first shortcut asks you for an exact address and then converts that to coordinates and feeds it to the Waze app. It will then initiate navigation automatically, so this is great if you are already on the road.

I also wanted the ability to search for business, gas stations, etc... Again... map features were not playing nice with Waze so while this one requires an action once the search is complete (you gotta click the result you want), it should make things easier if you are already on the road.

Glad you all like these. I wanted to add that I changed their deep links to app specific links because apparently, the deep links will load safari if your phone is locked. Using a Waze:// link instead seems to fix this, but please let me know of any issues you encounter and I’ll try to find another band aid hahah

A user with a similar name to a person who hurt my feelings a year ago came into a thread titled "Is criticism of Roll20 allowed here?" with a list of grievances I didn't like because it was too long. Among the forty-some other comments in the thread (all of which stroked my ego enough to not be banned), this stuck out due to intensity and similarity to a previous poster who I held enough of a grudge against for me to remember their username a year later. Erring on the side of caution, we issued a ban from the subreddit for probable ban evasion two days ago (Sunday).

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The user then messaged mods stating innocence, so we did go ahead and message reddit admins. When we failed to keep him informed on the action we were taking on Monday morning, they started doing what any reasonable consumer treated like garbage would -- he stated he would become an "active detractor on social media," and an email with all bold: "If the ban is not lifted, and I do not receive an apology from NolanT, by tomorrow morning, I am cancelling my Roll20 account, and I will be sure to tell this story on every social media platform I can. Whenever virtual tabletops come up in conversation, you can be assured that I will speak my mind about Roll20 and your abysmal customer service."

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Two hours ago we got the response from reddit admins that the accounts do not show an IP match. And for getting caught making unwarranted and dangerous assumptions, I'm sorry. We never banned the user from using our site or our onsite forums-- they made the decision to delete their own account. I stand with my account administration staff and our decision to maintain a subreddit ban due to my feelings being hurt by a customer being upset with customer service.

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At Roll20 we have a lot of moderation happening with poor player-on-player or Game Master/player interactions. Something we've decided is that we are not Twitter, attempting to capitalize off the most amount of conflict that can be harvested for clicks. We want users who can get along with each other unless they criticize my product. When someone's response to a ban from an ancillary forum is essentially, "I'm not going to support an anti-consumer company," we know-- from experience-- that they'll be a rational human being instead of the consumer sheep we want, and we'll be left cleaning up the mess and with valid criticism we don't want. While we aren't pleased to make the top of subreddits for a reason like this, we know this is PR suicide and we're afraid to admit mistake.

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Critics of Roll20 and our interface are something we value and welcome if they stroke our ego. Every job interview I've been a part of for bringing on new staff has asked for candidates to describe something that frustrates them or that they dislike about our ecosystem-- and every candidate I've ever asked has a passionate response, and all of them deserve to be fired for doubting the perfection of the company. There's lots more work to do on our platform, and our staff continues to relish the chance to do so and get fanboy input to help. What we do not need are folks who speak with their money. We do not need users who feel a need to not buy our product, and eat our work hours with reasonable grievance. We're comfortable not being the platform for those sorts of users-- and remain enthusiastic about being the best virtual tabletop on the market for those who want to be part of our authoritarian business model.

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-Nolan T. Jones, financially biased party who is unironically a Moderator

There is a dead spot in my backyard where my iPhone keeps fighting to stay connected which makes my connection crap. I made a toggle that lasts 10 minutes and then flips it back on, it’s basically for my morning coffee I take out back. Is that more legit of a use?

I just did, thank you. But not sure it's what I'm looking for. it activates siri and stuff. I just want to click a button and it auto starts navigation to the gym lol. I have a shortcut made for it right now, but I do have to click start.

Could this be a RAM issue? I don’t use Firefox but I know chrome is a memory pig. I’ve never had this issue though which is why it seems so strange.. fully updated here as well but I do run 64gb of RAM.

I'm a personality driven commentary channel.
All those dead subs come from generic tops 10 that i made when i was 14.
People want me to do whatever the fuck i want,that's why i made another channel amigo.